Ever since we had to write our first papers in high school, proper attribution has always been a royal pain in the butt. Whether it was getting scolded for improper footnote format or screwing up a bibliography, giving other people credit for their work – and not claiming it as your own – is [...]

iParents.com, an established social network, has teamed up with Facebook to gain exposure for photo sharing and prints. Currently they are running a contest for the best child photo (voted on by the social network) with over 3,000 prizes. The grand prize is $10,000 for the best photograph and the overall prize value totals $100,000; [...]

One of the things I appreciate most about the people I follow on Twitter is their ability to make me aware of Web destinations I didn’t know existed.  In case you’ve forgotten, the Web is a massive place, one where it’s impossible to be aware of every neat tool or service.
The most recent Web site [...]

Flickr has become an icon of Web 2.0 particularly when it comes to photo sharing and uploading. Since it was acquired by Yahoo not so long ago, nothing much has happened with the site in terms of new features, site improvement and other things. On the user perspective site, Flickr as a photo sharing and [...]

As a casual sports fan, I often find myself distracted from the game, paying attention to the fans in the background instead. Fans put the ‘fan’ in fanatic, and this is abundantly clear when you watch. From the face-painted dude to the cheerleading chick, stadiums hold no shorteage of passion.

Let’s face it: even the best blogs usually have crappy pictures. In fairness, there are plenty valid reasons why:
1) Content creators often (mistakenly) treat images as an afterthought.
2) Bloggers don’t have time to track down corresponding pictures.
3) Tracking down free images is difficult.
4) Purchasing royalty-free images is expensive.
Startup PicApp is hoping to blow all [...]